Why is the law changing? Under current law, married couples need to evidence the irretrievable breakdown of the marriage by relying on one of five ‘facts’ – unreasonable behaviour, adultery, desertion, two years separation with

It’s the most wonderful time of the year… unless you are a parent of a child where co-parenting proves difficult. Christmas can present all sorts of problems for parents who are unable to co-parent effectively.

Predatory marriage refers to the targeting of a vulnerable adult with the intention of marrying them for financial gain. The most common example is when elderly people living with dementia are targeted by, usually younger,

Family Trusts The legal definition of a “trust” generally sends lay people and professionals alike into convulsions of fear and beads of sweat, but fear not, well drafted Family Trusts can be a very useful

When you make the decision to move home but you need to sell one home to buy the next, like the majority of home movers, the process generally starts with getting your home valued by

In certain circumstances, the Court may be prepared to grant an Occupation Order to one party to prevent the other party from returning to the property where there has been domestic violence or threats of